Arlington Eagle debuts at Arlington Memorial High School
Arlington Memorial High School unveils its first edition of The Arlington Eagle for 1967 68. Editors Jo Ann Keene Betsy Moody and Sandra Corey lead with adviser Miss Phyllis Moscatello. The paper will publish biweekly for students families and staff.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Arlington Eagle
Jo- Ann Keene
Betsy Moody
Sandra Corey
Phyllis Moscatello
Rutland
AMHS
the Eagle
Madame
The
JoAnn Keene
Arlington High School elects class leaders for new year
Septembers elections at AHS produced a full slate of officers across grades. Seniors chose LeGrand as president Wilkins vice president Wade secretary Pickering treasurer and Hoffman Hertlein as Student Council reps. Juniors elected Webb Hess Corey Clayton Macksey Woodard as reps. Sophomores named Ericksen Rice Christiansen Riley. Freshmen picked Kreel LeGrand Buck Laskey Lawrence. Grade 8 chose Young Owen Hawley Vaughn. Grade 7 chose Towne Rice Salter Stroffoleno.
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AHS
Peter LeGrand
Donna Wilkins
Sheila Wade
Sandra Pickering
Grant Hoffman
Karen Hertlein
Anna Webb
Richard Hess
Sandra Corey
Danny Clayton
Barbara Macksey
Jerry Woodard
Sherry Ericksen
Keith Rice
Kathy Christiansen
Mark Riley
Surer
Stephen Coulman
Elaine Kreel
Mark LeGrand
JoAnne Buck
Theresa Laskey
Richard Lawrence
Darlene Young
Lee Owen
Richard Hawley
Sheree Vaughn
David Towne
Jeffrey Rice
Shelley Salter
Judy Stroffoleno
Arlington Cpl. Harrington Leaves for Junior Year in Pa
Arlington Cpl Sterling Harrington son of Mr and Mrs Stuart Thompson has left for Carson Long Institute New Bloomfield Pa for his junior year of high school Principal William Towne attended the Vermont Headmasters Association meeting in Montpelier where Donald C Pierce of Bellows Free Academy was elected president Helen Henning won district first Betsy Moody district second in the Edmunds Essay contest Barbara Macksey appointed corresponding secretary to the National Student Council Convention Vermont representatives Stephanie Mahler editor of the school paper won first in the beginner newspaper category at a Southern Illinois University workshop Dr R A Costine appointed Stamford health officer by the state Department of Health
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Chester High School
Donna Wilkins
FHA
Los Angeles
Calif
Cpl
Sterling Harrington
Stuart Thompson
Carson Long Institute
New Bloomfield
William Towne
Arlington Memorial High School
Vermont Headmasters’ Association
Montpelier
Donald C. Pierce
Bellows Free Academy
St. Albans
AMHS
Barbara Macksey
National Student Council
Abington
Vermont
Stephanie Mahler
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
New Citation for Carl Ruggles in Who's Who in the East
Carl Ruggles, composer and artist, is among 21 cited for outstanding achievement by Who's Who in the East editors. The 11th edition of Marquis Who's Who lists him alongside figures like U S Senator Joseph S Clark Jr and Mayor John V Lindsay, with the citation praising his Sun Treader and orchestral works as highly expressive and powerfully evocative.
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Arlington
Carl Ruggles
Joseph S. Clark Jr
Pennsylvania
John V. Lindsay
New York
John J. Wright
Pittsburgh
William Styron
Ruggles
Pleasant Valley Junior Grange Wins at Washington County Fair
Members of the Pleasant Valley Junior Grange earned numerous premiums at the Washington County Fair. Names include Barbara Durant Kathy Brownell Eileen Hamilton Eva Mae Durant Cheryl Herrington Mary Beth Robinson Tommy Hopkins Susan Brownell Edith Durant Billy English Duane Robinson Tommy Timmy Hopkins Grant Van Avery Kevin Gurdon and others for blue red and blues in pillows styrofoam pincushions pencil holders bulletin board bird feeders seed pictures plants and more.
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Pleasant Valley Junior Grange
Washington County Fair
Barbara Durant
Kathy Brownell
Reds
Eileen Hamilton
Eva Mae Durant
Cheryl Herrington
Mary Beth Robinson
Tommy Hopkins
Susan Brownell
Edith Durant
Billy English
Duane Robinson
Tommy
Timmy Hopkins
Grant van Avery
Kevin Gurdon
Seed
Mary Beth
No Price Hike In Manchester Hot Lunches
Manchester Elementary School will start the 1967-68 year with hot lunches at 30 cents and milk cartons at three cents, the same as last year. Grades 1-4 must buy weekly meal tickets in advance by Friday, while Grades 5-8 tickets are issued on Mondays. Tickets can be bought daily but not during lunch. Menus will run weekly in Fridays Banner.
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Manchester
MES
Robert Wood
Wood
The
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